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I love it, it's definitely granny chic. Cozy and kinda grumpy, a faded beauty

I don’t like it. Sounds slippery on the tounge. Even Myra would be better but that’s not good.

I associate it with a very nice person I know; but like Merle, Percy and lots of others it contains that -er- sound that I find unappealing.

I like it.

I think it's dainty and lovely and a little mournful, which I like. I of course think of Myrna Loy.

I love Myrna! I've lately become infatuated with similar feminine names with "yr" and "ur" such as Thyra, Urda and Ursula: I know that some people find them ugly, but I find them beautifully rough. On the other hand, I think Myrna is the softest and the gentlest of the bunch. Here in Finland, Myrna is most associated with an old tableware series with the same name, produced by a ceramics company Arabia. When I think of Myrna, it reminds me of these golden flowers on Myrna cups:

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